₦airaland Forum

DropShot:
You need to confirm you're older than twenty before I can lecture you further.

Omokunlex:
The South South geo-political zone have shown that they are incompetend when it comes to Leadership.
Goodluck Jonathan is a huge example.
Their lazy nature is just not well suited for leadership and GEJ have blew up their chances.
A South South Man will NEVER rule Nigeria again, these hardship that is going on in Nigeria is as a result of GEJ 6yrs of corrupt administration.
One thing that is certain to me is that-After Buhari, in 2023 a Yoruba Man will take over from him, the 5% can wail to hell.

DropShot:
I can bet you're not older than 25. You lack adequate understanding of how an economy works.

Counter the facts I provided or stfu.

aresa:
Dashing taxpayers money all over the place is best policy instead of spending it on education infrastructure or any other kind of infrastructure.?

What about education allocation from the state budget?

Talk about double dipping and poor and reckless financial decision...

Adminisher:
Actually it was the drunkard we had before that wrecked it. He stole and spent money on the wrong things. We had high GDP selling imported good. The stupidest modern country in the world. They imported rice for elections even, the brain dead Shoeless children of idiots, they killed their refineries and imported petrol .

DropShot:
[s]Anyone with half functioning brain understands that PMB inherited a badly damaged economy.

An economy that was borrowing to pay salaries as far back as March 2015.

An economy that the Finance minister predicted doom for when she said Nigerians should brace for tough times ahead.

An economy that was badly and shamelessly looted by those you supported.

The condition of Nigerian economy today is a result of bad decisions of at least 3 to 5 years back.

Leave insults and name-calling out of it, let anyone who feels differently come on board for a robust discussion[/s].

The World Economics SMI reports that the Nigerian economy continued to contract in May with Q2 ushering in the first quarter of negative growth since Q1 2015. Product sales and employment levels declined again during May while market growth reached the lowest level since records began. At the same time, prices continued to rise sharply indicting year-on-year inflation will likely fall back a little from the official figure of 13.7% reported for March. Overall, the latest SMI data suggests that growth is likely to weaken further by the end of the second quarter and the weakness will continue into the summer.